The Honor 50 was followed by the Lite version, which was presented in Europe. Apparently, it is a copy of Huawei nova 8i model, but with Google services.
Two images show the evolution of image capture systems
For now only in beta GeForce NOW
Ahead of Bachelor's Day in China on 11.11, many stores on AliExpress have already started slashing prices on their products.
Google has released the final version of the operating system Android 12, but it is not without bugs. This was reported by owners of old Pixel series smartphones.
Japanese company Sony this morning announced the world's first smartphone equipped with a primary camera with an optical 1" image sensor. The novelty is called Sony Xperia Pro-I.
Honor, as promised, announced in China its new smartphone Honor Play 5 Vitality Edition (aka Honor Play 5 Youth Edition).T
Along with iOS 15.1 and macOS Monterey, Apple has also released a new version of the system for its smart speakers HomePod.
OPPO has announced a new low-cost smartphone with fifth-generation network support - OPPO A56 5G - in China.
HTC recently introduced the compact virtual reality helmet Vive Flow, and now has launched its new fully wireless headphones.
Motorola in March this year introduced to the market a low-cost smartphone with top features - Moto G100. Seven months later, the manufacturer is preparing to release its successor.
Following iOS 15.1, Apple developers also rolled out a stable version of macOS Monterey for Mac.
Apple on October 25 released not only macOS Monterey, but also a stable version of iOS 15.1 for iPhone users.
Xiaomi will hold an event in China on October 28, where they will show the Redmi Note 11 smartphones and Redmi Watch 2. As it turns out, that's not all, and there's another interesting new product to look forward to at the presentation.
Regular readers of gg, are probably aware that since the first announcements of smartphones with flexible displays, I am an apologist for this technology and believe that it will have a great future. As a rule, the opponents of this idea appeal only to one argument - the high price. But we have been sitting here "for a long time", watching as from time to time such arguments float in front of us one after another, on their way to oblivion. The first phones were expensive too. The first smartphones weren't cheap either. That said, the timeline for the adoption and diffusion of new technologies is constantly accelerating (not least thanks to our beloved internet and globalization). A simple (and my favorite example) - from the moment a young Mark Zuckerberg sat down to write code for his startup on campus, to the moment he became a billionaire and a Hollywood movie was made about him, it took only 7 (!) years. The reasons for my irrepressible enthusiasm lie, in fact, in the fact that flexible screens will allow us to bring back the golden age of push-button phones, with all their variety of form factors. And the fact that these new form factors fit perfectly into the existing user experience.
